Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-08

are engaged in clipper transportation
around the continent.
The United States steamship Marion has
left Yokohama for Corea, for the protection
OF American interests.
Mary Duffy has been commissioned
Postmistress at Comanche, Calaveras
county.
Cattle Smuggling from Mexico.
WASHINGTON, June 7th.-Assistant Secre-
tary Maynard has informed the Collector
of Customs at El Paso, Texas, that the De-
partment is OF the opinion that a strict en-
forcement OF the regulations for the free
entry of domestic animals exported and re-
turned will prevent the illegal importation
of cattle described by him as having been
branded in Mexico with the same brand
as that used in the United States, or being
the offspring Of domestic cattle exported to
Mexico for grazing purposes.
Biuer than Ever
WAsHIEGToN, June 7th.-The Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia has de-
cided that the blue laws" which the Com
missloners were trying to enforce and
which would prevent cigar-stores, news
rooms and soda-water fountains from run
ming on Sunday, were not legally enacted
and were consequently void. Now the
fathers of the city say that they will en-
force an Older ordinance, which will shut
up everything, including newspaper and
telegraph offices, on the Sabbath.
American Medical Association
CHICAGO, June 7th.-The eighth annual
Convention of the American Medical Asso-
citation began here to-day. The attendance
of physicians and surgeons from all parts
of the country is Unexpectedly large. DR..
f. H. Gregory of st. Louis the President,
delivered the annual address. The report
Of the Committee on Emigrants and Ships
was made. The Chairman read the law
regulating immigration and the medical
espionage relating thereto. After pointing
to abuses of the Law, he recommended
afternoon were conducted in sections. The
Association will be in session until Friday.
Freshets in Pennsylvania.
JoHNsTowN, June 7th.-The heavy rains
of the past forty-eight hours caused all the
mountain streams TO overflow their banks
to-day, and great damage was done in por-
tons OF Somerset and Cambria counties.
The loss will reach many thousands of
dollars. No lives were lost.
The wafer is so high that all the iron
mills and mCst of the business houses are
compelled to close down. The city is very
gloomy tonight, the gas works being
flooded out, and lamps and candles are in
great demand.
Gotham's Sunday Law.
New York, June 7th.-The proprietors
of the Gilsey House and Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel We're oohstrpctively arrested to-day for
supposed violation of the Sunday law, in
selling liquor to guests with their meals,
and their attorneys at once sued out writs
of habeas corpus before the higher Court
to test the constitutionaity Of the law
Funeral of Ex-Vice-President Wheeler.
MALONE IN. W, June 7th.-At the con-
clusion Of an interesting and impressive
ceremony the funeral cortege was formed
and wended its way to the beautiful Gene
terry east Of the village, and the mortal re-
mains of the late ". A. Wheeler are now
at rest beside those of his wife and kindred
who preceded him many years ago. Among
the distinguished gentlemen in attendance
was ex-President r. B. Hayes and his son
Webb.
Baseball Record.
PHILADELPHIA, June 7th.-Athletic l.
Cincinnati 0.
Observation-Disclosures 5, Chicago 5.
BALTIMoRE-Baltimore 16, Louisville g.
New YoRK-Metropolitau G, ST. Louis 3.
New YoRK-Cleveland 3, Brooklyn 2.
DETRoIT-Detroit 6, Pittsburg, l.
PHILADELPHIA-Phil 10, New
York H.
Oliver Wendell Holmes Hospital
HUDsoN (Wis.l, June 7th.-The formal
opening of the Oliver Wendell Holmes
Occurred here to-day. The town
was in gala dress, and hundreds of people
from the surrounding country and outside
States assisted in the proceedings. Presi-
dent NoFthrup, of the State University,
read poem written for the occasion by
Dr.. Oliver Wendell Holmes.
A Sort of Family Affair.
DENVER, June 7th.-The marriage of Ly-
man J. Gage, wealthy Chicago gentleman
who has been spending the past two
months in Denver. and Mrs Cornelia w.
Gage-Boulder-the widow of Mr.. Cages
deceased brother-occurred to-day at the
of Mrs. Cages sister, Mrs Wesley
Brainard, Dean Hart officiating. 1t was an
elegant, though quiet affair. Mr. and Mrs.
Gage left this evening for Chicago, their
future home.
o'Brien's Good Sense.
New YORK, June 7th.-A meeting of
delegates from each of the Assembly dis
tricts of the ciCy representing the Union
Labor party met last night. Resolutions
were adopted commencing the refusal of
Editor O'Brien to be led into an alliance
with Socialists, Communists or Nihilists.
and saying that the true workingnen re-
fused to adopt the doctrines of George and
his socialistic organizations.
Accident to California Excursionists.
SPRINGFIELD Mass June 7th.-A pas
Senger train going west from North Adams
to-day met with an accident at Pownal
Station. Seven persons are reported slightly
10 laCf Of
tanned the Phillips excursion party from
Boston 10 California. Doctors have gone to
the scene in a special train from North
The SMALLPOX in Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 7th.-Several more cases
Of smallpox were discovered to. day in the
house where the Italian was found to have
he disease last week. The house was
thoroughly fuuligated after his removal,
out too late to prevent the spread Of the
disease. As consequence several children
were prostrated this morning.
To Test the Law.
New YORK, June 7th-A test case 10 de-
eide the matter of the right of the authori-
les to suppress pool selling on horse races
n this city was made to-d day by the arrest of
booksellers clerk by detective, TO whom
ne sold ticket in the Jerome Park races.
More Hen's-egg Hailstones.
JAMESTOWN Oak. J, June 7th-A cyclone |
hlrty rods in diameter swept the country |
hirty miles north of here yesterday. doing |
damage to crops and houses |
md dropping haiistones as large as hens |
.ggs.
"The Old South"
BALTIMORE. June th.-Lieutenant-Gen |
raj ID. H. Hill delivered an address ON
The Old South" before the Confederate /
society, at Ford's Opera House, last night.
Lutheran synod.
OMAHA, June 7th.-To-day's session of I
be Lutheran General Synod was devoted /
0 discussion of educational matters and
be Lutheran Historical Society.
Last, bot Not Least.
BRocKToy (Mass.), June 7th.-A cor
en;ion Of sboemskers for the purpose OF
rgsnizing National Trades District wGs
f.oJtad This rnnrusnc